Showing posts with label James P. Johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James P. Johnson. Show all posts
11-17a: Jethro Tull Pasadena 1977 - James P. Johnson King of Stride Piano 1918-1944 - Villa-Lobos : Symphony 2 / Villa-Lobos 1944 - Concertos for Guitar Saxophone & Bassoon / Bessler 1992
1648 – Thomas Ford (English composer, lutenist, gambist & poet)
1770 – Gian Francesco de Majo (Italian composer)
1862 – Alexey Verstovsky [Алексéй Верстóвский] (Russian composer, musical bureaucrat & rival of Mikhail Glinka)
1936 – Ernestine Schumann-Heink (Austrian operatic contralto)
1955 – James P. Johnson (American jazz pianist & composer)
1959 – Heitor Villa-Lobos (Brazilian composer)
1979 – John Glascock (English bass guitarist & singer, Jethro Tull, Carmen)
1981 – Bob Eberly (American jazz singer, Jimmy Dorsey Band)
1982 – Eduard Tubin (Estonian composer & conductor)
The Dead & Dying
Bernardo Bessler,
Heitor Villa-Lobos,
James P. Johnson,
Jethro Tull,
Noel Devos,
Paulo Moura,
Turibio Santos
09-26: Bartók Miraculous Mandarin | Music for Strings etc / Boulez - Baden Powell Solitude 1971 - The Audience With Betty Carter 1980 - Jonas Hellborg / Shawn Lane Zenhouse 1999 - Bessie Smith Empress of the Blues 1923-1933
1788 – François Bainville (French organist & composer)
1800 – William Billings (American choral composer & tanner)
1808 – Pavel Vranický [Paul Wranitzky] (Moravian composer & conductor, active in Austria)
1871 – Cipriani Potter (English composer, pianist & teacher)
1937 – Bessie Smith (American blues singer)
1944 – Ernst Isler (Swiss organist, pianist, composer & music critic)
1945 – Béla Bartók (Hungarian composer, pianist & folksong collector)
1968 – Władysław Kędra (Polish pianist)
1979 – Seymour Shifrin (American composer)
1983 – Tino Rossi (Corsican-born French cabaret singer & actor)
1989 – Hemanta Kumar Mukhopadhyay [হেমন্ত কুমার মুখোপাধ্যায়] (Indian singer & film composer, director & producer)
1991 – Billy Vaughn (American country, R&B & pop singer, multi-instrumentalist, orchestra leader, & A&R man for Dot Records)
1998 – Betty Carter (American jazz singer & songwriter)
2000 – Baden Powell [de Aquino] (Brazilian jazz & classical guitarist, composer & singer)
2003 – Shawn Lane (American rock & jazz guitarist & pianist, Black Oak Arkansas, Jonas Hellborg)
2003 – Robert Palmer (English rock, pop & R&B singer, songwriter & multi-instrumentalist)
2008 – Marc Moulin (Belgian jazz pianist, composer, journalist, humorist, economist, animator & radio producer)
Wow... what a bunch for today! A couple of amazing guitarists, a couple of amazing African-American women of song, a legendary Bengali singer & composer, a Corsican cabaret singer who made all the ladies swoon, a very talented Wallonian touche-à-tout, one of the great composers in early American history... and the greatest Hungarian composer of the 20th century!
Don't get any funny ideas, though... this is NOT a write-up. Like I said last time, it's gonna be boom-boom-boom for a few. And then some write-ups. "Boom-boom-boom"... do you know what that means? Of course you don't, all you readers from... everywhere in the world, including our first readers from Africa (the Sudan, to be specific - مرحبا! ترحيب !), who just showed up this past week. This is just a placeholder. One day, there will be an actual write-up here, and what you're reading now will be GONE... forever! Doesn't that make you feel sad? Tough shit. Oh, my. Did I use potty-mouth? Are you offended that I haven't classified this as an "adult" blog because of my foul language? Too fucking bad.
The Dead & Dying
Baden Powell,
Béla Bartók,
Bessie Smith,
Betty Carter,
Curtis Lundy,
James P. Johnson,
Jeff Sipe,
John Hicks,
Jonas Hellborg,
Kenny Washington,
Louis Armstrong,
Pierre Boulez,
Shawn Lane
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